artificial-intelligence-in-law

  • AI on Trial: The OpenAI copyright lawsuit and the future of creativity

    On the 27th of December 2023, The New York Times along with many major authors such as George R.R Martin and John Grisham, sued OpenAI and Microsoft in a multi district litigation in New York, (Case No. 1:23-cv-11106). Their allegation was that OpenAI had used copyright articles, books and other works without permission, to train…

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  • Jarndyce v Jarndyce’s unlikely impact on legal AI

    The relationship between a fictional probate lawsuit written in the mid 19th century, and the cutting edge of artificial intelligence is far from apparent, but it might be increasingly pertinent. The satirical case embodied Dickens’ disgust of the Victorian legal system and its shortcomings, specifically that of the Court of Chancery. The multi-generational dispute is…

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